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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RAIN, by DOROTHEA GOODTIME
First Line: I love to think of rain as drops
Last Line: Of some cherubic bard.
Subject(s): Rain
First Line: I love to think of rain as drops
Last Line: Of some cherubic bard.
Subject(s): Rain
I love to think of rain as drops
Of molten silver splashed to earth
To deck the dark, warm locks
Of some laughing gypsy girl;
Or as
soft
notes
dripping
From the tone-pregnant harp
Of some cherubic bard.
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